Double-headed Art Deco lamp, wrought iron with dual patina – Muller Frères, c. 1920

Rare and elegant Art Deco double-headed lamp attributed to the prestigious Muller Frères, dating from around 1920. This remarkable piece is distinguished by its finely hammered wrought iron work, featuring a double patina of steel grey and gold, typical of the great decorative production of early 20th-century France. The structure, with balanced and symmetrical lines, is adorned with stylised scrolls and delicately chiselled floral motifs. It supports two marbled glass tulips, with warm gradients of amber yellow and violet brown, an emblematic signature of Muller Frères. The glassware diffuses a soft and enveloping light, perfectly highlighting the richness of the materials and finishes. Resting on a circular openwork base, the lamp presents a strong sculptural and decorative presence while maintaining great visual elegance. The whole is a testament to exceptional craftsmanship, at the intersection of decorative art and sculpture. In very good condition. Fully restored in accordance with the original work. Electricity completely renewed, compliant with current standards. Dimensions: Height: 50 cm. Width: 30 cm. Depth: 20 cm. A rare and decorative piece, ideal for enhancing a refined interior, a gallery, or a collection of Art Deco decorative arts.